Aussizz Group
High-volume generalist with the deepest AU office network
Last reviewed
Sydney immigration litigation practice with two accredited specialists in immigration law
Founded
2019
Years active
7+
HQ
Sydney
Offices
1
For refusal and cancellation work this is the most credentialled firm in the set: accredited specialisation in immigration law is a formal Law Society assessment rather than a self-description, and having two accredited specialists in a boutique practice is genuinely rare. The firm frames itself around litigation rather than lodgement, so the natural client is someone already holding a refusal or cancellation notice with a tight review deadline, or a case with a character, identity or credibility complication that a lodgement-focused agent would not want. It also carries employer-sponsorship and family work, but the appeal and litigation side is where the differentiation sits. Honest caveats: the firm leans heavily on awards and directory rankings in its self-presentation, the pricing page we tried to open returned a 404 so no fee information could be verified at all, and no MARNs appear on the public pages. Anyone engaging should confirm in writing which named practitioner runs the matter — the accredited-specialist claim attaches to two individuals, not to everyone in the office.
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